Dr Anna Martin: Parenting expert says access to social media means kids are more likely to come across upsetting images
Early Edition with Ryan Bridge · Newstalk ZB
February 27, 20223m 18s
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Show Notes
Covid-19 and other world events are increasing anxiety in children.
Clinical therapist and parenting expert Dr Anna Martin says access to social media means kids are more likely to come across upsetting images.
She told Kate Hawkesby parents can't put their heads in the sand on tough issues like the current Ukraine conflict.
“Answer questions that they may have, but also let them know how safe they are and what’s happening over there isn't going to be happening in their backyard.”
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Clinical therapist and parenting expert Dr Anna Martin says access to social media means kids are more likely to come across upsetting images.
She told Kate Hawkesby parents can't put their heads in the sand on tough issues like the current Ukraine conflict.
“Answer questions that they may have, but also let them know how safe they are and what’s happening over there isn't going to be happening in their backyard.”
LISTEN ABOVE
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